Hello, everyone! This is Kelly, also known as 80smusiclover1. I'm here to tell wewe about how I became a Beatles fan. Before I start, I would like to say a BIG thank wewe to my best Marafiki Peaceandlove67 and RocknRollSoul60 for encouraging me to write this. So, let's begin! Shall we?
The story of my Beatles fanhood is quite a unique one. It dates all the way back to 2006 when I started watching the onyesha Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends, mainly the first and sekunde seasons, with Ringo Starr as the narrator. I fell in upendo with his rich, soothing Liverpudlian accent as I watched the episodes. However, at that time, I was still unaware that he was actually the drummer, ngoma of the greatest band in the world. This all changed when I read this book on the history of muziki that my mother bought for me, while I was kusoma it, I saw the names of the band members there for the first time. I also didn't really start listening to their muziki until 2008. The first song that I listened to was "In My Life". I discovered that song while I was browsing my mother's muziki playlist on one of her old cellphones, which sadly got Lost during one of our trips. The zaidi I listened to that song, the zaidi I came to appreciate it. Soon, I was listening to the group's other songs, mostly from the "A Hard Day's Night" album. My mother began to notice this and felt very happy that I was enjoying their muziki already. Soon, I officially became a huge Beatles fan. I have to say that the Beatles and their muziki are very unique and special, because they never get old regardless of the decade now. They also have the ability to appeal to any age group. Over the years, I became a shabiki of other bands like Duran Duran, Pet duka Boys, Spandau Ballet, and Foreigner. But none of them will ever take the place of the Beatles as my all-time inayopendelewa band. The Beatles are just simply timeless, awesome, and extraordinary! And so, that is how I became a shabiki of them. I hope wewe enjoyed it. I upendo wewe all! ❤
~Kelly ⭐🌟⭐
The story of my Beatles fanhood is quite a unique one. It dates all the way back to 2006 when I started watching the onyesha Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends, mainly the first and sekunde seasons, with Ringo Starr as the narrator. I fell in upendo with his rich, soothing Liverpudlian accent as I watched the episodes. However, at that time, I was still unaware that he was actually the drummer, ngoma of the greatest band in the world. This all changed when I read this book on the history of muziki that my mother bought for me, while I was kusoma it, I saw the names of the band members there for the first time. I also didn't really start listening to their muziki until 2008. The first song that I listened to was "In My Life". I discovered that song while I was browsing my mother's muziki playlist on one of her old cellphones, which sadly got Lost during one of our trips. The zaidi I listened to that song, the zaidi I came to appreciate it. Soon, I was listening to the group's other songs, mostly from the "A Hard Day's Night" album. My mother began to notice this and felt very happy that I was enjoying their muziki already. Soon, I officially became a huge Beatles fan. I have to say that the Beatles and their muziki are very unique and special, because they never get old regardless of the decade now. They also have the ability to appeal to any age group. Over the years, I became a shabiki of other bands like Duran Duran, Pet duka Boys, Spandau Ballet, and Foreigner. But none of them will ever take the place of the Beatles as my all-time inayopendelewa band. The Beatles are just simply timeless, awesome, and extraordinary! And so, that is how I became a shabiki of them. I hope wewe enjoyed it. I upendo wewe all! ❤
~Kelly ⭐🌟⭐
The show that started it all for me: Thomas the Tank Engine.
Best. band. ever. Period!
"So, what do wewe think, darling?", asked George as he and his mates finished rehearsing their message. Laura replied, "Well, it was fun and hilarious at the same time! I think wewe all did a fantastic job." George said, "Why, thank you, love! I'm glad wewe like it." The other Beatles smiled and nodded in agreement. Laura winked in return. John remarked, "Okay! This rehearsal was a success. Are ye ready to go and grab some lunch?" Ringo replied, "You bet we are! All that speaking has made me hungry." It was snowing again when they left the Studios and went to look for a place to eat. While walking, George gave Laura yet another ride on his shoulders as they stuck their tongues out to catch some snowflakes. John, Paul, and Ringo did the same. The group then found a diner offering holiday-themed meals and beverages and had a delicious lunch there. Afterwards, the rest of the siku was spent with window shopping in one of the city's krisimasi marketplaces.
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As George and Laura drove through downtown London, they passed kwa the giant krisimasi mti in Trafalgar Square. Upon seeing it, Laura couldn't help but stare with awe. She thought, "Wow...Gorgeous." They soon arrived at the Studios and went inside to meet with the other Beatles in the recording room. Once they made it there, John saw them and said, "Oh, look who's here!" George replied, "Hello, chaps! I hope we're not too late." John responded, "Not at all, Geo! You're just in time." Paul added, "I see wewe brought Laura along, too! That's great." George said, "Yep!" He then turned to his daughter and asked her, "Darling, would wewe like to provide us with feedback on our message after we complete it?" Laura replied, "Sure, daddy George! I'm all for that." "Jolly good!", responded George. Ringo said, "All right! Let's begin!" The lads then started rehearsing their lines, and Laura got a chair to sit on as she listened to them.
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December 23, 1964
With krisimasi just around the corner, George and Laura kicked the siku off kwa having a fun snowball fight in the yard of their house. The latter was super excited as she will get to happily celebrate this special holiday again after escaping the dreaded orphanage. Laura said, "Catch me if wewe can, daddy George!" He replied cheekily while rolling up another ball in his hands, "Oh, you're not getting away from me, Laura, darling!" With that, he threw the ball towards her, and she laughed in response. They continued playing until George looked at his watch and said, "We better get going to Abbey Road Studios now. I need to rehearse my lines for the krisimasi message with me mates." Laura replied, "A krisimasi message? That sounds lovely!" George remarked, "Yes, indeed! This is our gift for the fans." "Very nice!", exclaimed Laura. They then proceeded to his car and were on their way to the Studios.
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With krisimasi just around the corner, George and Laura kicked the siku off kwa having a fun snowball fight in the yard of their house. The latter was super excited as she will get to happily celebrate this special holiday again after escaping the dreaded orphanage. Laura said, "Catch me if wewe can, daddy George!" He replied cheekily while rolling up another ball in his hands, "Oh, you're not getting away from me, Laura, darling!" With that, he threw the ball towards her, and she laughed in response. They continued playing until George looked at his watch and said, "We better get going to Abbey Road Studios now. I need to rehearse my lines for the krisimasi message with me mates." Laura replied, "A krisimasi message? That sounds lovely!" George remarked, "Yes, indeed! This is our gift for the fans." "Very nice!", exclaimed Laura. They then proceeded to his car and were on their way to the Studios.
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